NY Jets Game Today: Jets vs. Falcons injury report, spread, over/under, schedule, live stream, TV channel

The NY Jets will take a trip across the Atlantic Ocean to do battle with the Atlanta Falcons in Week 5. This London showdown will be the Jets' first trip to England since their matchup with the Miami Dolphins in 2015.

The circumstances are a little different this time around.

Rather than an offense led by veterans such as Ryan Fitzpatrick and Chris Ivory, the Jets will march into London with a youth movement in full swing spearheaded by players like Zach Wilson and Michael Carter.

The Jets are fresh off their first victory of the season in a thrilling 27-24 win over the Tennessee Titans in overtime last week. Meanwhile, Atlanta also enters this game with a 1-3 record having fallen short against the Washington Football Team in Week 4.

Will the Jets win two in a row heading into their bye week or will Atlanta take another step toward climbing back to .500?

NY Jets injury report vs. Atlanta Falcons Week 5
The Jets will enter this game with three players ruled out and two others listed as questionable. Tight end Tyler Kroft (back) and safeties Marcus Maye (ankle) and Adrian Colbert (concussion) won't play this week.

Meanwhile, cornerback Brandin Echols (concussion) and defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd (knee) are both listed as questionable. However, both players practiced fully on Friday and are expected to play.

The Falcons will be shorthanded as well without their top two receivers in Calvin Ridley and Russell Gage. They'll also be missing defensive tackle Marlon Davidson while cornerback/return man Avery Williams and safety Erik Harris are both doubtful.

NY Jets vs. Falcons odds, spread, over/under, and betting pick Week 5
According to WynnBet, the Jets are 3.0-point underdogs in London against the Falcons. The Jets' moneyline for the game is currently set at +125 while the Falcons are the favorites at -145.

The total over/under for the game is set at 45.5 points.

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What channel is the NY Jets game on Week 5
The Jets game today will be airing live on NFL Network starting at 9:30 a.m. ET. Greg Gumbel and Adam Archuleta will be on the call.

NY Jets vs. Atlanta Falcons live stream
Today’s Jets game can be streamed live on Fubo TV.

NY Jets next game and schedule
The Jets' next game will be on the road in Week 7 against the New England Patriots on Sunday, October 24. Here’s a look at their schedule for the next four weeks:

Week 6: BYE
Week 7: @ New England
Week 8: vs. Cincinnati
Week 9: @ Indianapolis

Jets Week 5 Inactive List: Jets Take Flight to London to Face Falcons
Following their impressive Week 4 overtime victory against the Tennessee Titans, the New York Jets now travel across the pond to London to face the 1-3 Atlanta Falcons. The Green & White are 1-0 in International play, with their sole win coming in 2015 against the Dolphins. Zach Wilson will look to continue his stellar performance, adding wide receiver Elijah Moore back into the fold after clearing the concussion protocol. Jeff Smith remains out with a concussion, so he and TE Tyler Kroft, who is dealing with a chest injury, did not travel with the team. Undrafted rookie tight end Kenny Yeboah was elevated off the practice squad in place of Kroft.

Defensively, the Jets will come in shorthanded at the safety position, as Marcus Maye remains out with an ankle injury, and Adrian Colbert is also out with a concussion. That means Ashtyn Davis and Sharrod Neasman will hold down the backend of the defense. Linebacker Blake Cashman was activated off of the IR this week, which will be a boost to the special teams unit. Here is the full list of inactive players for Sunday’s London showdown:

RB La’Mical Perine
WR Jeff Smith
TE Tyler Kroft
DL Jonathan Marshall
CB Isaiah Dunn
S Adrian Colbert
S Marcus Maye

Atlanta Falcons dominating the New York Jets in London
The Atlanta Falcons are beating the New York Jets soundly in London, Sunday morning despite coming into the game without Russell Gage or Calvin Ridley. It is a game many pundits picked the Jets in after their upset win over the Titans.

Halfway through this pick is looking very shaky, aside from one Jets drive this game has been all Atlanta. If you didn’t know Ryan was without his two best receivers you wouldn’t be able to tell. The veteran quarterback has been surgical and distributed the ball to whomever Atlanta sends out to line up.

Matt Ryan threw early touchdowns to his tight ends Kyle Pitts and Hayden Hurst giving both players much-needed early momentum. Hurst dropped his touchdown in the endzone re-catching it as he fell to the ground.

This Atlanta Falcons offensive barrage has been Matt Ryan at his best in London
The stories of the first half are Kyle Pitts finally scoring and Matt Ryan carrying his team in London. The degree of difficulty for Ryan cannot be understated, he is counting on Lee Smith and Tajae Sharpe in this game. Players that are unlikely to make any other roster in the league.

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This isn’t to slight either player, rather to point out they are borderline practice squad players that Ryan has utilized in the offense and turned into early weapons in London.

Lee Smith, Tajae Sharpe, Christian Blake, Kyle Pitts, Hayden Hurst, Mike Davis, and Cordarrelle Patterson all have at least one catch in the first half. Speaking to Ryan’s ability to distribute and get almost any player on the sideline involved.

Atlanta took a 20-3 lead into the half, even this Atlanta team should be able to hold onto this lead against a lost Jets offense. Ryan certainly isn’t done putting up points and with a shaky defense cannot afford to become comfortable in London.